Comments on the entry: Carrollton couple crafted their courtyard from recycled materials - NOLA.comhttps://blog.advance.net/cgi-bin/mte/mt-search.cgiindex=comment&template_id=entry_comments_feed&search=&limit=20&affiliate=nola&filter_entry_basename=courtyard_crafted_from_recycle&searchall=1&IncludeBlogs=25052010-05-19T15:32:11ZMovable Type Enterprise 4.29-advanceComment on Carrollton couple crafted their courtyard from recycled materialstag:blog.nola.com,2015:/stephaniestokes//2505.107285622010-05-19T15:32:11Z2010-05-19T15:32:11ZI sell recycled food grade 55 gallon barrels convered to rain barrels. Go green and save some green.ravery2000Comment on Carrollton couple crafted their courtyard from recycled materialstag:blog.nola.com,2015:/stephaniestokes//2505.107285202010-05-19T15:30:04Z2010-05-19T15:30:04Zferngrrl, I just came accross your comment and was wondering if you still need a rain barrel? I have barrels to make your own or I can make you one so you can do it yourself. Recycled corn syrup barrel.ravery2000Comment on Carrollton couple crafted their courtyard from recycled materialstag:blog.nola.com,2015:/stephaniestokes//2505.33837762009-04-20T14:17:58Z2009-04-20T14:17:58ZVery, very cool!!! Gavin and Allison - I bet you had fun putting your creative and beautiful garden together! Like Ferngrrl, I'm also interested in where I can find a rain barrel such as this one.lmmmsshttp://Comment on Carrollton couple crafted their courtyard from recycled materialstag:blog.nola.com,2015:/stephaniestokes//2505.33825072009-04-20T12:00:07Z2009-04-20T12:00:07ZGood article--inspiring! Work smarter, not harder! use what's there rather than trashing stuff and buying more stuff. Rain barrels are a great idea , especially for this area. Where can I find some? Now, if only I could find theferngrrlhttp://